Cycling Policy refers to a set of guidelines, regulations, and strategic plans developed by governments or organizations aimed at promoting and managing cycling as a mode of transportation. It encompasses a wide range of topics, including infrastructure development (such as bike lanes and racks), safety measures, accessibility for cyclists, environmental impacts, and public health benefits associated with cycling. The goal of cycling policy is often to encourage more people to use bicycles for commuting and recreation, reduce traffic congestion, promote sustainability, and decrease carbon emissions. Effective cycling policies can include measures such as investment in cycling infrastructure, educational campaigns on road safety, integration of cycling into public transportation systems, and incentives for cyclists, all aimed at creating a safer and more appealing cycling environment.
France's Cycling Support Faces a Major Blow As of February 14, 2025, France will halt all state subsidies and incentives for bicycle purchases, a surprising and controversial move that threatens…